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AS3955 数据表(PDF) 44 Page - ams AG |
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AS3955 数据表(HTML) 44 Page - ams AG |
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44 / 102 page ![]() Page 44 ams Datasheet Document Feedback [v1-04] 2016-Feb-03 AS3955 − Detailed Description Configuration Bytes MIRQ_0 and MIRQ_1 These two bytes define the default value of the volatile memory for Mask Interrupt Register 0 and Mask Interrupt Register 1 registers. These bytes can always be accessed for read and write via the SPI / I²C and can be accessed for read and write from the RF side if rfcfg_en is set to 1. AS3955 Communication Modes AS3955 supports three different modes. The basic communication mode is a standalone mode where AS3955 can behave as a standalone NFC tag without MCU intervention. The other two modes (Tunneling and Extended mode) represent modification of the communication in SELECTED state. The anti-collision process is the same for all three modes. It is possible to change the mode of operation at any time. In case Tunneling and Extended mode are both enabled, Tunneling mode has priority over Extended mode. Standalone NFC Type 2 Tag Mode If neither of the two modes are enabled (Tunneling and Extended mode) in IC Configuration Register 2, the tag is in standalone mode. In this mode, all RF incoming commands address the internal EEPROM. In this mode, it is always possible to connect the MCU since all other functionalities of AS3955 are not limited by the communication modes. The main purpose of this mode is to use the AS3955 as a standalone chip or a chip in combination with MCU where the MCU is used for managing AS3955 configuration and memory content. Tunneling Mode Tunneling mode enables transparent data transfer between NFC device and MCU. In this mode, the internal EEPROM cannot be accessed via RF and any type of data received will be forwarded to MCU when the tag is in SELECTED state. An error during the reception will trigger a corresponding interrupt. In this mode the MCU shall take care for the correct response. For this purpose, the MCU may issue an ACK or a different type NAK response using implemented commands. By enabling this mode, the MCU can emulate NFC type 2 tags, NFC type 4 tags, ISO14443A Level 3 cards, ISO14443A Level 4 cards, and also implement higher level protocols such as [PHDC]. Tunneling mode can be configured by setting Configuration Byte IC_CFG2 in EEPROM or the corresponding register ( IC Configuration Register 2). This mode also allows access to the internal EEPROM via the SPI / I²C during RF communication. |
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